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The Washington critic., 1887-03-05
ARRIVALS
At 81, nul a., AtutIpu.

From Boston lOI5a. M. lENpfu. H
From New York Js.i, s. ami D. 81 l. Uu. 100
:, 3j1 ( umiiptl, i.i3 Uowl sen, SIS
From Balumoro-i:5j, 6C5, e. s,a5, sis. oao.
and lOIj II. M; 1870, = lH1, Z, $50, i:iS
tnCwl $40, s.55, and i0.ii y M
From Chicago, 81. Louis, Pitt burg aud Gin.
cinnati- O.O5 and $50 II. IN, i1O aud f:i5
pm.
From Buffalo, klmIa and Harrisburg $50 q.
m. aud t:ij y, IN.
From Manassas Thoroughfarc Gap aud Front
KOyHl=lO 1905 u. m, except sundays
From WatrcHtOn -SD u, IL, %. iU and $50
y. m.
From Atlanta, New orleans aud Lyuchbure-
$50 Il. m. and $3.50 y. m.
from POpC's Creek Iinc-s3f a. m. except
SundnyD and $50 p, m.
From PhiladClphia=j@ij, $ and l045 u, m, and
$50, :, 3s3', I, 'i5 new, $50, $50 aud iO:i7
y. m.
FROM Richmond and tho south-!l a. m; $40
and II y. m.
From Alexandrla- 1880 toxcept Monday, Gs2j,
$50, $50, $50. 1905, loco and II i, m.
$40, Sa25, 3iJ, jj0 -, $40, 1;hi and II y.
M. Sundays ut 1880, $50 ana II a. m,
bHO, D!hl aud II y. m.
From Cincinnati, Louisville and ST. Louis
$3.50 and $40 y. m.
From Fort Monroe Newport News and Nor
folks ' D, m. daily except sunday.
From RouiL 'ill, Leeshurg and points on W.
q. 4 W.-sa'u, IN. and 3ji y, m. The eveu-
Ing train does not run ON sundays.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-05

working as deck hand on o Missls.
sippi river steamboat"
when you first came TO yourself?'
j interrupted.
"Ses, that Is the best way to put 1t.
They told me that ! had asked for
leave TO work my passage up the river.
They had picked me up In II swamp,
and my appearance showed that had
been wandering about for weeks, per
haps months. by slow degrees my
mind grew stronger, and was able to
take care of myself when We got to st.
Louis. i found work and saved my
money, and after while went to San
Francisco. Gradually began TO re.
member scraps of forgotten knowledge,
but so far as places or persons were
concerned my memory has never been
able TO go back farther than the time
when was deck. hand"
"And that was---2"
About twenty years ago. he re.
piled In sad and thoughtful tone.
'IIave you been injured In any way,
wounded In the head, for example ?"
suggested.
Il do not know. have never been
able to unveil the past. Once in San
Francisco visited lunatic asylum,
and was impressed with the idea that
everything was familiar, that some
time In my life had been accustomed
10 such scenes"
"Ilave you ever married p
mo, and | have never felt the desire
TO marry. But feel that If In my old
life, If In the forgotten past. had
| known what II was to love wife and
l oh zC 4, 4,
fate would have revived my dead mem.
ory."
And knowing what you know of the
past, do yon still maintain that you are
not Edward Srong2"
The man looked at me thoughtfully.
Il cannot think So" he said.
whether my name Is Smith or not,
Is more than ! can say, but do not be.
lieve that ever lived in the East or
ever had awife or child. No, am not,
cannot he your friend Strong"
Go to BoOmburg, with INC"
urged.
"And, why? You say that Strong
has no relations now living. Why
should ! 70 back there? Suppose two
or three old people agreed with you
and took me for Strong, that would not
convince me: No, 1t is better to re.
main where am.
Later in the day train made its way
up the road and found 1t necessary to
take my departure. Before leaving,
however, / begged Strong (fOr so /
called him to investigate his life in
Boomburg. He shook his head gravely.
you are mistaken" he said. 81
must live and die as John Smith, but
] am sorry for poor Strong and his
family
had 10 give II up, but know as
well as ! know anything that John
Smith is Edward Strong II Chicago
/ Mail
The Washington critic., 1887-03-05
The Cemeteries,

Washington contains several beautiful and
historic cemeteries well worth u visit. Old
est of these Is
Rock Creek, Just north of the old Soldiers
Home. II was opened about the year 100.
The Congressional Burial Ground, or wash
ngton Cemetery, lies at the east end Of
Pennsylvania avenue, on the bauks OF the
AnacOstu. II contains ccnOtaphs to the
memory of many of the Members of Con.
grcss who have died while In office, Two Vice
Presidents of the United States IRE buried
here, George Clinton Of New York and Ell.
bridge Gerry of Massachusetts. The cemetery
was opened in 1901, and is very handsome
one. Reached by carriage.
Oak Ilill Is In Georgetown, on the banks OF
Rock Creek, reached by street cars or cab,
II Is the most picturesque burial place in
the United States, and Is famous for It's
handsome monuments II contains the grave
of John Howard Payne, author OF Home
Sweet llome.'
Mount Oliyct, ON the Baltimore pike, north
east from the east end of II street, IL the
only catholic cemetery In the District. It
is large and handsome. Reached by cab.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-05
At Is. Il d. station,

From BalumOrc-GSO, $40, $50. g.i5 io:35 and
il:2O q. m; 1850 80, ds3O, $40, 5:2h, G.35, S.
s:ij and 10 y. rn 1880 Il. IN. ON sunday,
$50, $50, lO:5, il!0 a. IN; ., $50, l:55, J:3j,
s, S:iA, 10 y. m; 1890 u. m.
From Annapolis-S30 a. m, i.i0 b91 and
p m. Sunday l0.35 a. m. and G+I5 y. m.).
From Frcdcricl-ss25 II. m. and s:l5 y. m.
daily, except Sunday.
From Ilarper's Ferry and Shenandoah Valley
$40 =. IN. daily, except sunday.
From Galthcrsburg-1i0, s.2j, 9:jl, il;lS, \. m; Z;
:55f:lb, $50 and sl7 p. m sunday, SIS
u. m. and t.'IO y. m.
From llagcrstOwn-9.B a. m. and $50, sl1
y. IN. daily. except Sunday.
From Chicago and Pttsburs-1:l0 a. m. and
i;!5 y. m, daily.
From New Orlcans-li:9i p. m.
From Cincinnati Louisville and st. Louis
go q. m. and . d. m. dnllY.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-05
From Is. a u. station.

For Baltimore-5. Gs1o, GAO, 7:JO, $50 and 1905
n. m; 1910, 1870, 3;i5, $3.50, 4IO, $40, 6aj
i'i5, ss25 and 1880 y. m. on sunday, $50
$50, $50 and 1865 H. M; l:ij, $500, i:3u
iio, $50, dIi, 1855, s;25, ii;i1 p. IN.
For AnnapOlis-GiO q. M, i3:lo. 100 and $40
m sunday, $50 a. IN and i.iO -, N.
For Point oi Rocks, Frcdcrlck-s'io il'il am /;
$40, d'5l y. m. sunday 10 Point Hf Rocks
only
For llatpcr's Ferry and Shenandoah valley
$50 Il. M. daily. except sunday.
For 1uithrrsburg u, m: 1880. $50 a.II
aud ll2l y. M daily, cyccut Sunday, uu
sunday $40 u. IN. and 5.Il % m.
For llHguIrtuwuHs. u. IN. aud l'}Ip p 10.
Tor ChuuEu-ll!l5 10, m, 1910 D.. ui. DALI.
POI HittstWg -ilii u. M, s'sfu m
For New orleans tcNUrp~sI- 80 a ~.
For Cincinnati Louisyllle and st Lnu.- -3 20
auu lu.lu - IN,
The Washington critic., 1887-03-05
THE garden of pretty Ewes at Kernan''
bids farewell tonight.

THE CRTIo's ddvertisiag rates are lOVer
than d,y tally lapcr IN Washington.
II is increasing ia circulation faster ha,
al The 0tir city papers.
ll'H It's iow raies Gud recognized popu-
ldriyh IA he best medium for ddrGtisiay il,
the District.
II is deliucred By carriers at 35 cents per
month.
TrE rage OF London and Paris at ker-
mans. Last night; cheap prices.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-05
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ways ana Hours OF Getting In and
Ont OF " nHhington.
DEPARTURES.
Frnm ~. and n, Stutinu

FrOm ~, and a. station,
For Boston . y. m. Cwiihuut change OF cars1
For New furk-'Rj, o, $50 Oimitod, all Pail.
man rAflor cars and ll:l5 a. m, 1880, ., 4
ulmltcd. all plrlor ears, i:i5, 10, i1:90 y. M,
For Philadclphla-7.2i, Q. $40 tlimitcd) and
il:l5 Q, N 1880, ., { limitcdl, i:lj, 800, 10
and li:g0 y. m.
For Batlmorc-G.35, 725, o. Oai0 dlmitedD, $50
and ii;l5 n. m; 1880 1885 accommodation,
80 llmltcdl, 4i5, 4:S3, $40, GOO, $40, 10
and ils20 y, m.
For Chicago, Cincinnati and ST. Lous-o:5O a.
m, Qlinitedl and $40 and Op. m.
For Buffalo, Elmlra and uarrisburg-oj0 a.
.. m. and i0p M
For Annapolis 12i a. m, 1850, i:23 and 900
=. =, m, tsundays at o q. m, and i:i5 p. M
tOf IoIoH Greek Line Is u. M, 5.i0 y. n.
on week days only.
For AlcNandriG=G, 7O5, oe5, II a. m; i2,0i,
2O5, 4;e5, f3b, G0i, sos, 1905, and ii:37 y. m.
lSundays at ., 0d1, II n. m.,3, 60i and 1905
p.m)
For Richmond and the South-G and II a.
m, and i4b y. M, daily except Sunday
via Atlantic Coast Line.
For Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis, via
. Chcsaleake and uhio-5:30p y. m.
For Fort Monroe, Newport News and Nor
iolk. 600 and II u. m. Except Suniays.)
FOR laccshurg, Round Iiill and points on w. ..
q W..V:l5 u. m. daily except sunday
and aa5 p. IN
For Manassas, Thoroughtare Gap and Front
Royal-2:3j y. m, except sundays.
For Warrcnton-pOi o. m; $50 u. m.
For lynChburg. Atlanta and New Orleans
300 a. III. and II y. IN via Midland.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-05

Why sit doubled up like an old man,
my boy? What's rheumatism Take the
good the gods provide thee, and send %
cents around the corner for bottle of Sal
walton OH and you'll ride your bicycle to-
morrow,
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uihn,I sInn There.

Miss Angeina-Ah, yes, Mr.. De Garno,
there is balm in Gilead, is there not?
Mr.. De Garno dust returned from for
eign tOur)-Well, er-really, Miss Angelina,
| didn't stop In Gilead when Abroad
Judge.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-05

A few days ago, German who had lived
In Macon, Ga, for several years without
being naturalized, was summoned as a
juror, but objected to serving. When asked
what his excuse was, he replied: "Not
ciyilized.n
The Washington critic., 1887-03-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Epnfpnts.nnI

Petroleum.
b. X. Plain & Co., st. Cloud Building,
furnish the following Oh quotations:
Closed yesterday, ga; opened to-day, G2l;
highest, G3B; lowest, G2s els p. m, 62i.
New York stock Market.
The following have been furnished by
Lewis & Darden, brokers, 5l7 Seventh street
northwest.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-05
CORONEr IND DdUNrLEss.s
The Two Yachts which VIII Racs
Across the Atlantic ocean.

hCrorS 'hc h'idutiC ottahs
No yacht race OF recent years has
excited more interst than will the race
between the Coronet and Dauntless
across the Atlantic Ocean for 100000 q
side. Bad weather has intcrfered con.
siderably with the repairing necessary
to fl the Coronet for the trip, and the
start has been postponed from to-day to
next week.
Although many readers have already
seen the figures of the two yachts, II
may not be out of place to give them
again. Here they are for the Coronct;
Length over all, l9J feet; length on the load
tremc draught. is feet 0, inches; length Of
main mast, Di feet length OF main boom Gs
| ieet; sail tons, per New York Yacht club
racing measurement, III; area OF lower sails
IN square feet, Tls5; area OF top sails In square
| 9,i85.
And here for Dauntless:
| Length over all, i2i feet; length on load
water line, III feet inches; extreme drau1ht,
" ieot Inches; extreme beam. 20 feet
main boom, Os feet; length OF topmast. 10 feet;
| sail tons, per New York Yacht club me isure.
| ment, lil.7; area of lower sails In squir feet,
| COL; area of top sails In square feet, LOB
| area OF square sails In square feet, 2,S65.
The race, as many already know, Is
the result Of II. T. Bush's challenge,
posted January 1, at the New York
Yacht club house. Mr.. Bush is the
owner of the Coronet and expected
that several yachts would accept the
challenge; but no yacht owner had the
necessary nerve excepting Caldwell H..
Colt, the owner of the Dauntless.
The boats have been making ready for
the contest for more tnan II month.
The course Is TO extend from Owls
Head 10 Roche's Point. Queenstown
lIarbor, aud the judges will he the
members of the Royal Cork Yach,
Club.
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DRUNKENNESS
Or tho Liquor Habit Can he Cured
by Administering DIR. Haines'
Golden Spggiilg.

Can be given In q cup of coffee or tea with
Is absolutely harmless. and will effect a per
m0ncnt and speedy cure, whether the patient
Is q moderate drnker or an alcoholic wreck,
II has been given In thousands Of cases, and
In every instance a perfect cure has followed.
II never fails, The system once impgcs,
mated with the Specific, II becomes an utter
lmIOs>ibility for the liquor appetite 10 exist.
For sale by 5. F.Ware, under Ebbitt House;
X, X. Ilulphunstine, Fourteenth street aul
Vermont avenue, Washington
The Washington critic., 1887-03-05
"AIderaey Dairy WAGONS

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every
morning and delivered in 10. "Ward"
prints, 45c. per lb. Also cottage cheese;
6uttermilk and sweet milk be. per at.
Cream, l5c, per pit.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-05
ibid Mt Know t was
Loaded"

Nav do for stupid boys excuse; Int
secs his child languishing daily aud fails
TO recognize the want of II tonic and
blood-pmiIicr? Formerly, n course of
bitters, or sulphur and molasses, was the
rule IN wrll-rcgulatcd families Int now
all Intelligent households keep Ayers
Sarsnparilln, which is at once pleasant
10 the taste, and the most searching and
effective blood medicine ever discovered,
Nathan $, Cleveland, y Z. Canton ST.,
Boston, writes; " My daughter, now n
years Old, was in perfect health until q
year ago when she began to complain Of
fatigue, headache, debility, dizziness,
indigestion, aud loss Of appetite, ! con.
Cludud that all her complaints originated
IN imuurr blood, and induced her 10 take
Ayers SHrsauarill1, Ihis medicine soon
restored her hlood-naking organs TO
healthy action, and IN due time Irt,tah-
lishrd her former health. | iiud Ayers
Sarsapuvilla Il most valuable remedy for
the lassitude aud debility incident tu
spring timc.'
j, Casuight, Brooklyn Power Co..
Dro0klyu, n. Y, says; CAS- Spring
Medicine, ! find splendid substitute
for the old-timc compounds in Ayers
Sarsaparilla, with few doses Of Aver,
Pills. After their use, l feel lrOshcr aud
stronger to 20 through the summer
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
PREPARED UY
Or. ]. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price sli slz bottles, s.. Worth 80 bottle.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-05

Chicago Markets.
The following summary Is by b. X. Plain
& Co., st. Cloud Building, Ninth and T
streets:
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0as ftdbtifAe @runSftaef.

g9as mir ieiner 3eit als ipabrl1elnlid
aueeuteten, 1T einsetroffen, : Dlapor
gipple bat bic bon teioen 3weisen beS
Staotratbes paIiirte 8erprbmAnS sum
glntauf bcs Suasr giSentbums an Penn
glpenue nit Isinem 8eto bele8t. Bus
olei6 bat Der senannte 9eamte fol9enoe
8uidrift an ben Stabti6reiber seri6tet:
SD idliebe bisrmit bic 8erprSnunS
so. Ga bcs SeIeet council un8enebmiBt
elm. Samit feline Srase in Setreff Der
oeIebIiben 3eiibei6rdnfun8 erboben
iperSen tann, mDdte i6 Sic adtun8ss
oUa erlu6en, cine SpeSiaIperiammIun9
pes Select Council auf DiUntag, ben 3.
San. 1887, su beruIsn, um bic Serore'
nung Su ertpd9en".
gSir mdGsn 6arauf oerSIdten, 6as
Geto nes WtapprS n6rtIi6 miiSutbellen,
70 oern ipiro bies aud tbaten. Niapor
Ripple 1T Der fsiteu 1lebereuSung, baB
sS unter ben nmItanben ielne BGbieterts
Ide 9Hi6t 1T, Der @srUrSnuns ieine
@enebmieung porsuenibalten uno Sipar
erItens, ipsiI lie uneeIebIid paiiirt purbe.
Die 8erorbnung ipuree BRET Dial Surilds
oeipieIeu, nemIid an 3. 9lcpember,
am "a. 9lop. unb am 8. DeSember.
Damit mar bic Sabe absetban, oenn
les Ipa tsin stpeiter 8OridIaS sur &ie'
berertudsung elmer Sa6e in Orbnune
fem. 3psitens iaSt Der Wlapor, Der
fur bic ssuaer 2ots sciOroerte 8aufpreis
Iei ,u bod; er babe nad elmer iorefdl'
tioen 8ersleidunS Der peridieSenen ais
eebotenen @runoitiide ni6t iineen Tons
ncn, Sab rieie (bie SuIIsr) Cots einsn
g9ertb 70 bod dter ben anberen 9runo'
Itlden beIiben. S9liebli6 1T Der Wlas
Dor iiber1eust, bab cine SrUbe Nsbrbeit
Der 8iir9er nidt nit benz 9auf einpers
itanben ieien unS es 1T feline Yfll9t,
6sren 9ledte Su i9Osen. :,
Die WitsIieeer bes SelCct Council
trufen Su Der ansstinSistsn SpeSialfs'
una nur iebr Iansfam elm, bod eribiss
men enbIi6 fiinfSsbn berieIben. Ntan6e
ipiinidten bic gtnssIesenbeit Su oerta8er
unb ss ipurbe elm babin sieIenoer 9lntrua
Seneat, aber nit 8 se8en 7 Stimmer
SbaeIebnt. Damn fam Der 9lntra8
| Soil bas 8etc beS Wtapors aufreb
srbaIten iusrcen 2" GS itimmten fiii
tieIen glntras: 9loB, Saltrp, y. S
Wabon, gtuane, Nisabpap, Burns
Gcrcoron, 9leuIs 3; uno se8en BEN
ieIben iparen: SuSbes. SrcOts, De
aone, Ot. s. MabOn, GOUctpin, 2IpcpO
Sart-7. gladbcm Der GoriiBer an8s
fiinoist battle, bab bes Wiapors Sstl
oufre6t srbaItsn iei erfcISte Ssrtas
uug.
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6erihtlideS.

- @eIesentIid Der YraIentirlng els
ner 9le9nung beS GorouerS fano ii9
9ti6tsr San6 AM Wonta8 peranlaBt,
bic 8e5usniKe bieiCs 8eamten etpaS
ndber su beleudten. 9lidter SanS
faat, fueun Ter Coroner einen Steno8raf
pbiIten CUR sluinabme ausflbrll9sr
3euseuausIaSsn) anitelIe, 10 babe er ibn
aus ieiner EaIde su besablen au9
fir 8e6nunSsn fur Suti4en iei eas
Gounip nidt peraniiportlid. Gr flbrt
Saun bic Sale an, bel benen elm Snqueit
abaebaIten ipereen ioIts, bic 8ebiibrsn
bsS Goroners uno Ieines MHHtenten, etc.
oierna6 Iei Gin Gertiiitat oes Gorcners
srforbsrli6 sum Ssipeis, ipie Ian8e Die
Sibunsen eeeauert babeu; fur ipeni8er
ais feds Stunben ipiirben 81 erIaubt,
fir mebr ais feds StunSsn pilrSsn
81. so beSabIt.
- 9as sanuar @sridt erbfnete ain
0lontas feline Sibunsen unter bem 8or'
iib bon 8idtsr Sano uno beibdftlStc
lids am 8crmittas nit Der arsumenta'
ticn BON N6Ilen. 9ladmittuss wureeu
bic @robSsI6porenen ein9eiSrcren uni
Senrs Sommers sum Sbmann ernannt
@s Iieeen In @an;en l55 Nntla9er
Dor. BON beneu bic Bei6pcrenen BIZ
,um 9ienitnD Ne8mittas Uni ~ lib
ctwa 81 srleOist batten.
Das Sanuar 2iisnsseri9t mir
am Wlcutas, ben "a abssbaItsn. &
| Iiesen 100 gppIituticusn Dor.
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Npn Netersbura.

= @ls Der nabe 20 Sabre nIte unt
an 9libse Strabe ipobnenbe @eOr9e
SdmiOt am SamitdB 9lbenO sIuii8en 5
unb 6 llbr bon feiner 9Irbeit bsimfsbrte,
tuur6e er nobe ieinem Sauie bon einem
unbefanntsn 8en9eI nieberseidIa8cn
uno mibbanbeIt. Ser Tbdter nabm bic
SIudt, aIs S6miot's Gp6tsr (eine
@iitipe 9ilsfeIb) ibrem Batter Sur SaIfe
fam.
= Der George Gei6ert DurSe am
Sonntas bon ieiner Srau nit einem
S6bn6en bsi9enft.
= Sin ipnsioises 2iifterI ipsbt sc'
9enpdrtis bier auf benz 9erse.
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SinSben &leibcrbans,
4l6 2adapanna Mpenue.

+ Sn msbreren @atoS werben i'm
tcmmeneen Wlonat Stabtrdtbe uno ippbl
aud S6uIoireftoren eripdblt unb es
Iie9t i'm SntereIIe Der ebrIiden Steuers
sabIsr, fdbise unb eeipihenbafte Dtdns
ner fdf bic reIpeftibsn StelIunBen auSs
suipabIen. nsterIubt bieis sebieterii6e
Bai6t hi9t ben asiperbsmdbiSen Poli'
titern unb ,,9oobIe "siudern, icnoern
nebmt resen gntbeiI un ben SOripabIen.
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Mnmlmer |.
Ssee @arfer gaOtiasn.

= Die glo. 100 Sdb iiebente StraBe
ipobnenbe sSrau WlihasI 9lihiIl ipurhe
AM 9onnerltas Dlorscn n!s 2side eu'z
aefunben. Sic Oins AbenOs suoor ans
ihsinsno seiuuo sur 9iube inb muf i'm
SdIafe pom 9Oos iibcrraidit iporben
isin. Sic ipar AZ Sabre alt unS ibr
Mann 1T an elmer eiisnba9n in Teras
anseiieIIt.
Sett ipirb aud Gbas. Hobinion,
IT,, ais &anbiSot fir Select Councils
mann fir bic II. g9arb seaannt. Tas
aebt feinsnfals, Scnn er tann niht
StaSii6abmeiiier unit S'taStratb su=
OIeid iein.
Mir bbren nddtrislif, bab @harIie
auf oas tdbtiide S9lemeiiteramt i'm
Gorous 8srsidt Isilttt, ila aber um bic
StsIIe eines Select 6puccilmanncs fir
bic IA. Waro beiperbsn uno aIle ebrIibsn
Dlittsl su ieiuer Grpa9lunS antuenOen
iuire.
= Die 9pSe Bari gfsroebabn foH i'm
6riibiabre bis mad 3 .taoonia ausse'
oebnt iuerben.
= sIn Rem Sauis Ses Samss Duns
ledbp, on 23isr Sirabe in Der 81.
99arb. tpar6 am Scnniig Wlorgcn in
Der 6riibe Elm YranoItiftunosberiud ses
madt. Die Srau enibedte nas Seusr
uno eS par6 nit serineer gInitrenoms
oel5Idt. Cine 8srfcIsuns Der BRANDS
ltifter eripies ii6 aIs nubIos.
: @ontraItor GorraS Sdr5Ser BAT
fiii;Iid einen suten 2auf semadt, ia6sm
er bas ebemalige ct. gitrid Rlrhensis
sentbum an Norb DlainitraBe eriuarb.
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pon s287 so surfif.
= @ittiue Daniel Tamps Iieat fdou
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uns an Der ebeitnutiirabs franz bnrnies
Der.
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eOnite beiber 3ipeiss b kss
bcute cine 8eriammlu
um bic 5eit Der @r6iL yh.
ma Nnuoncirt fatt"
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: Gs bcibt icbt plBbIi6, (im Brelsn
@ioerfpru6 nit ben friiberen 8erids
ien), bab DeutidIuno unb 9iubIanS cine
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ibiebene Saltune an bieier S6pentuna
fhuIb. 8ismard iiebt, baB er Ii9 auf
ba8 &rdmsrpad ni6t berIaHen fann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-01-06
9crnntpm WSarft.Sericbt.

@0dentlih torrigirt BON 4. 3. @iomoDer
$50 eadapaHua Aueuue.
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@n iinn sic iekt?
iusrSen mir Sielfad ben friiberen Sun'
ben unb Sreun6sn sefraSt.

iperoen mir bielfa1 ben frlperen Suh'
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llnIere iuuSen 8ui6neiSer bGbsn bas
bette Renomme.
9onimt unb betra6tet unier Eager
unS ibr iperbet itauneu.
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Snmmore.

- 60 bsibt, Elm Disb i.i am 0Ioritds
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Scbn SoIfmann einseerunSen, bon hies
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sines 3epolbcrS gum 9tiidSuse senbtbiBt
ivorben. @s 1T cine aIte Geididte,
bab 3ei6tbum SorSen brinBt.
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Fault tperben.
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g. q. 0ptuerS. gIpothefer.

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